DumbMonit
IntegrationsSecurity and identity
Monitor Vaultwarden with DumbMonit
BetaLiveness, version, open sign-ups, and with the admin token disabled-account and two-step login counts.
DocumentationOfficial website: Vaultwarden
Product descriptions are in English, as in the product. The page labels follow your language.
What DumbMonit watches
Whether the password vault answers, which version runs, whether anyone can still create an account, and, with the admin token, how many accounts exist, are disabled or have no two-step login.
Typical use. Password vault: liveness, version, open sign-ups, account counts
Examples
- Vaultwarden
How it connects
What you need
- Admin tokenThe plain ADMIN_TOKEN of the admin page. It opens a session whose cookie DumbMonit keeps between probes; only counters are read.
No account needed.
Network ports to open
443/TCPAPI (HTTPS, default)80/TCPOnly with the http scheme option, inside a trusted network
Setup steps: Check Vaultwarden, and optionally read its admin page
Nothing to install: check from the DumbMonit host that Vaultwarden answers.
curl https://vault.example.com/aliveOptional, for account counts: enable the admin page with an ADMIN_TOKEN on the server, and keep the plain token you type on the /admin page.
In DumbMonit, enter Vaultwarden's address; paste the admin token, or choose No admin token for the public checks only.
Heads-up. The admin token opens Vaultwarden's admin page and can change every setting: store it only in DumbMonit, or leave it out if you do not need the counts. DumbMonit reads counters only, never a name, e-mail address or vault item.